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Jane C Fenelon¹, Arnab Banerjee, Bruce D Murphy

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|July 16, 2014

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Embryonic diapause temporarily suspends embryo development in mammals, allowing optimal timing for birth. The uterus plays a key regulatory role, with polyamines being crucial factors.

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